Cabinet Painting in Rockwall, TX
CertaPro Painters® of Lake Ray Hubbard, TX
Professional Cabinet Painting Services in Rockwall, TX
At CertaPro Painters® of Lake Ray Hubbard, TX, our cabinet painting team brings the skill and experience needed to deliver flawless results on every project. Whether you are updating kitchen cabinets in Rockwall or refinishing bathroom vanities in Rowlett, we provide high quality cabinet painting services tailored to your style and space. Ready to get started? Fill out our online form to request a free estimate for your next cabinet refinishing project.
Every estimate includes a free color consultation. We will help you choose the right shades and finishes to complement your existing interior design and create a cohesive look throughout your home. At CertaPro Painters® of Lake Ray Hubbard, TX, our mission is to deliver expert craftsmanship and peace of mind from a team you can trust. View examples of our past work throughout the Lake Ray Hubbard area by exploring our project portfolio.
The Best Way to Refinish Cabinets in Rockwall, TX
If you are no longer satisfied with the look of your kitchen cabinets, you do not need to invest in a full kitchen remodel. Refinishing your cabinets is a cost effective way to give your space a fresh, updated appearance. At CertaPro Painters® of Lake Ray Hubbard, TX, our experienced team delivers high quality cabinet refinishing services with the skill and attention to detail needed to get the job done right.
There are a few refinishing options available. Cabinets can be painted in place, removed and sprayed in a garage, or taken off site for a more controlled finish. The duration of the project depends on the size of your kitchen, but most refinishing jobs take between a few days and one week. During this time, the kitchen will be carefully sealed off, so it will not be usable while work is underway.
Once the refinishing is complete, minor touch ups may be needed in transition areas. Our Lake Ray Hubbard area team is trained in properly removing and reinstalling cabinet hardware, ensuring everything is done cleanly and efficiently. Since most cabinets come with a factory finish, professional refinishing is key to achieving proper adhesion and a long lasting result. Trust CertaPro Painters® of Lake Ray Hubbard, TX to give your cabinets the expert care they deserve.
Cabinet Refinishing Projects in the Rockwall, TX Area
Below are a few cabinet painting services we have completed in our local communities. Click on any image to zoom in.
They did a great job and communication was great throughout the entire process. I really appreciate everyone involved in the process from estimate to completion.
- Chris and Joe S. | Rockwall, TX
The Kitchen Cabinet Painting Process
We know that your home is your sanctuary and our team at CertaPro Painters® of Lake Ray Hubbard wants to keep it that way. Our team will prepare your home to properly protect it while transforming your kitchen. You can learn about the process below:
Doors & Hardware are Removed
We will carefully remove the doors and hardware from your kitchen cabinets. This is a great opportunity to also upgrade your hardware to match your homes new look!
Surfaces are Prepped
We will prepare your kitchen cabinets based on their current condition. Surfaces are sanded by hand or with a power sander based on the needs in order to prep for new paint or stain.
Paint is Applied to the Doors
We will take your doors off-site to be sprayed with your new color of paint. This will ensure an optimum finish that will impress your guests!
Reassemble Cabinets
After the paint has had time to dry and cure, the cabinets and hardware are put back together for a beautiful final product with a brand new look.
Transform Your Kitchen Today!
One of our expert cabinet refinishers will visit your home and take a look at your kitchen. He or she will be able to assess the project and give you a fair quote. The price you get will be the price you pay; there will not be any surprise changes.
Common Questions About Cabinet Painting Projects
How can I prepare my kitchen cabinets for painting?
In advance of the painting crew arriving for a cabinet painting or restoration project, we request you prepare by removing all items from the cabinets. Please put them safely away from the work area.
Do I need to remove doors or drawers before kitchen cabinet painting?
No, we will detach doors and hardware to paint them as needed during the painting project.
How much does it cost to paint or refinish cabinets?
Prices will vary depending on a variety of factors including the condition of the cabinets, the materials they are made from, and the price of new hardware like knobs and hinges. Set up a free estimate with us today!
What paint colors are trending this year for kitchen cabinets?
White, black, espresso, and gray are the most popular color choices for cabinets in 2026.
What kind of paint should be used on kitchen cabinets?
It is generally recommended you choose a high sheen paint for your cabinets. High sheen paints are easier to clean and may last longer than matte finishes for cabinets.
Can You Paint More Than Just Kitchen Cabinets?
If your cabinets are still in good structural shape, consider painting them for a new look and feel. Ready to paint your cabinets? Contact us today for a free estimate. The project will leave the whole room feeling refreshed. In addition to cabinets, our crews can also paint:
Areas We Serve
If you do not see your area on the list below, please give us a call at 972-722-0062.
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